Curbing Work Progress on West Second Street and Col lege Park Paving
City Engineer Crum reports concrete curbing advancing on West Second Street and Record, Court, and Church streets, with about 2,000 feet laid. Sewer work continues, 18 inch main from Market to Second and Court, plus 12 inch from Court to Record. Asphalt-like Amiesite paving planned for September 11, and extensive curb, gutter, and sidewalk work underway in College Park area. sewers delayed by pipe delivery.
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Crum
Record Street
Counsel Street
Can “Street
Church Street
West Second Street
Siro Crum
Market
Second Street
Court Street
Second
of Aldermen
Hel
Ellicott City
Center Street
Washington Street
Fark i Avenue
Frederick
Mmunicipal
College Park
College Parks
Frederickeffy
Cram
Lewis Seeks Manufacturers for Export Trade
Congressman David J. Lewis aims to contact every manufacturer and producer interested in entering export trade. He asks for letters from those willing to help connect with foreign markets, export regulations, foreign prices, and related information through government bureaus studying the subject. Also includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Tablets aiding stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
David J. Lewis
Weather records for gh week at local U.S. Weather Bureau station
Over the past nine days Frederick records show about a quarter inch of rain. Measurements taken daily at 6 p.m. are recorded to the following day. Temperatures ranged around lows near freezing and highs in the 60s in places mentioned, with some days showing no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mureau
Frederick
Emmitsburg Prep Builds to Booster Week Events
Emmitsburg gears up for Booster’s Week starting September 14 with three weeks of committee work to outdo the five year old homecoming success. Major Burroughs of Radcliffe Attractions, Inc. assures top amusements and accurate portrayals as preparations progress amid broader Frederick county homecoming fever spreading to Middletown Brunswick and Frederick.
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Emmitsburg
Frederick
Frederick County
Middletown
Brunswick
Major Burroughs
Radcliffe” Attractions, Inc
Property Deeds and Plans In Court Records
The notice lists several real estate transfers in the county involving Jonas Summers and George M. Doreus among others with prices $6 and $7. It also notes plans for court action to auction Melville Doll’s estate and includes miscellaneous legal and local bits such as a stray comic line about a boy’s stone throw and culinary tips from the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas ¥. Summers
G. 1St Ner Sting
George M. Doreus
Charles W. Doreus
Roy
Arnica
Boston Transcript
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Frederick Ad
Frederick residents report relief from back pain and kidney trouble using Doan's Kidney Pills. J A Lipps of West Patrick Street testifies after four boxes, urging others to try the remedy. Backache and frequent kidney complaints are noted as targets, with manufacturer Foster Milburn Co. credited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck
Dean
Frederick
Doan
J. A.C. Lipps
West Patrick St
Mr Lipps
Veterans Fae Fortunes At Monocacy Memorial Unveiling
Massachusetts donors contribute to the Barbara Mritchie shaft fund for unveiling at Mt Olivet cemetery on September 9. Alfred Roe of Worcester will deliver the address, a day that honors Civil War memory with music by Braddock Heights and poems read by Col George Vernon.
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Barbara Mritchie
Mt Olivet
Neagky
Dion
Charles Sumner Bird
East Wa'pple
Mass
Susan Steiner
Frederick
J Weeks
Whistler
Atate
Massachusects
Alfred §. Roe
Worcester
Maia
Troe
Monocacy
Hoe
Danville
Mr. Roe
Memorial Association
Commonwealth
Petersburg
Val
Roe
Representative Hall
State House
Boston
Senate Chamber
New York
William H. Seward, Jr
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Con
Massachusetts
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Senate
Europe
Tie
Grand Army. of the Republic
Grand Army Department
Vernon
M. Garner
Braddock Heights
J. A. Dialer
George W. F. Vernon
Frederick County
Baltimore
Barbara Fritchie
Braddock Sunday Socials and an Accident Report
Braddock notes a gathering with local residents including Grace Hable and Grace Milhoney visiting relatives. A severe accident near Braddock Springs left Taney Kaufman hospitalized after a wagon collision. Charles Kina adds a house extension while John Kina reports a stray horse incident with a carriage near Braddock.
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Chine
Pother
Meitats
Chutes Ey
Miv
Saines McKenzie
Ane Maw
William iCdisty
Grace Hable
Vil Tehrer
Washington
Mies
Grace Milhoney
Hed West
Bias Lottie Albaugh
Palla
Mis
Wiliam Kinks
Maras
Atisa Allee
Fredde Hk
Dete Ma
Taney Kaufman
North Market
Pttent
Charles KH. Kina
M. John Kigna
Jelahts
Braddark Springs
Monty
Kaufman
Kiana
Unionville Briefs Mention Local Names and Repairs
Unionville notes Mr Charles Devilbiss of Sykes visiting relatives over the weekend. Mr Frank Brennersen, who was injured trimming trees weeks ago, is improving. Mr A Wilt has added a new feed room adjoining his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Devilbiss
Sykes
Led D Devil- Diss
Frank Brennersen
A. Wilt
Preaching Sunday at Utica by Rev S A Hedges and local visits
Community notes list visitors and residents from Baltimore Frederick Middletown Gettysburg and Beltsville with many stopovers in Utica. Names include Pearl Smith families of Wachter Quynch Summers Stull Fisher Pourh and others. The Antrim farm sale to Krug Baschoar Baschoar Hutton concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Hedges
Pearl Smith
Baltimore
Ethan Wachter
Howard Quynch
Frederick
Samuel Summers
Grayson Stull
John
Ee Baer
Walter Sharrer
Allen Bortner
John Saverwein
Mildred Fisher
Louise Pourh
Bailinigre
Atlantic City
William Haer
Samuel Martz
Rose bush yields sixty five bunches of flowers in Johnsville
Mrs Reuben Grabill owns a rose bush with 65 bunches of flowers worth a sum per bunch. Mr and Mrs Willem Grabill of Ladiesburg visited her parents Mr and Mrs T L Blessing and family. The Misses Brightwell of Unionville spent a day with Mr and Mrs Benjamin Blessing. Mr George Peters visited his uncle Mr Daniel Spar man of Taneytown for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Grabill
Willem Grabill
Ladiesburg
T. L Blessing
Sloan's Liniment for Insect Bites Advised
An old advertisement warns that insects in garbage, stagnant water, and barns can bite and inject poison. It promotes Sloan's Liniment as a remedy to neutralize infection from bites, disinfect wounds, and relieve soreness, claiming a money back guarantee and urging purchase from the local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Local Notes From Lewisdale And Surroundings
A long column of small town items reports visits and travels around Lewisdale and nearby communities. Blessing and family, Blume and Gully in Keymar, Mouel and daughter with relatives, Ollie Leakins returning to Frederick, and trips of the Schwarz family to Frederick. A lawn party honors Vernon Tittsworth, Sunday school picnic planned at Beall's Grove with King’s Select band, Rev. C H Yost visiting Baltimore, Libby Beall’s return from Baltimore, and a social gathering of local Beall family members. Also a lighthearted incident as Mrs. Paul Beall and Maynare Watkins, near Clarksburg, encounter a horse theft prank and a wheel-scuffing misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Blessing
Edwin
A. G. Blume
Ollie Leakins
Mrederick
Lewisdale
William ““Piquett
Litte Urgiter
Baltimore
Schwarz
Tasuilye
Ota CC
Lawson
Edith Dubdette
Wood
D. Schwarts
Ethel
F.C. Watkins Mater
Frederick
Hte
Niven
Vernon Tittsworth
Kmsot City
Windsor Neal
O'Cloek
Beall's Grove
King’s
Severa
Pagtor
C. H. Yost
Libby Beall
Luther Beall
R. C. Beal
Silas
Filmore Beal
Monroe
Wiliam Burdétte
Lucinda Beall
Paul Beall
Maynare Watkins
Clarksburg
Academ
Jenna
Suffrage meeting boosts interest in Wemar drive at St Johns
A large enthusiastic gathering at St John s Reform church parsonage heard Mrs L W Neilson Ford of the Just Government League Baltimore advocate Sorban suffrage with clear force. Several new names were pledged for an upcoming auxiliary to the East Government League. Social and local names from Waynesboro Fountaindale Tesca Tusa Baltimore and Frederick attended or were mentioned in visits and entertainments surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Reformed Parsonage
L. W. Neilson Ford
Just Government League
Baltimore
Parson Axe
Adam Anders
Helen
Margaret
Waynesboro
Clarence Wills Add Child
Fountaindale
Chas. Lese
Tesca Tusa
Iowa
Margaret Aches
Noland
Nelle V. "Barnes
Battimore
Thos
Eyler
Harvey Lyler
Ford
Hagerstown
Clagston
Wilmington
Del
Chas. Wotlinger
Leitersburg
Wass C. E. Collower
Washingon
A.C
Mix Mary
Collifiower
Frederick
Mre
Newcomer
Norfolk
David the Mises Collifower
Aleo Rucsis
Esler Nome
Continental Community Notes Include Visits and Social Rounds
Mr and Mrs Hamilton Derr spent Sunday with Elmer Smith and family of New Midway. Mr and Mrs Grayson Barkier hailed Frederick on Saturday. Miss Margaret Hedges visited Mrs Geo Link recently. Miss Gail Ramsburg from Hanson Sille spent days with Ross Boller and family. Grayson Barrer bought a fine bogey. Miss Emma Schildt, home two weeks, has returned to Baltimore. Clarence Albaugh visited Frederick and the Rehildt par ents.
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Hamilton Derr
Amly
Elmer Smith
New Midway
Grayson Barkier
Frederick
Margaret Hedges
Geo. Link
Gail Ramsburg
Hanson- Sille
Ross Boller
Grayson Barrer
Emma Schildt
Baltimore
Walker six miles in rain to reach safety
American friend of Miss Shafer in Middletown writes of escape before the German army. A letter dated August 6 describes marching through rain and mountains, carrying a heavy suitcase, to reach Beljum then Osende for a train, hoping to sail on the Mauretania when transport allows.
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Walker
Miss Shafer
Middletown
Alisa Mary Eleanorshafer
Mid- Netowny
London
Ireland
Amelia Tend
Europe
Wenry of Up
Bellum
Osende
Canary
Professor Hamilton Clairvoyant Psyhical Scientist Ad
Consult Brad ey Hamilton Ph D London’s foremost clairvoyant and two psychical scientists. Public advice awaits Frederick area residents. Mighty magnetic and psychiatric treatment offered. Private consultation 10 a m to 9:45 mm, other hours by appointment. Call 455-K. Offices 238 N Market Street.
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Bradey Hamilton
London
Fredérick’s
West
N. Marcet Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Engneet Crém
Timéite
Aot Amiente
Court House
Rosie Kish
Wabash
Ind
the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Maree Licene
Joseph W. Hoyle
Aml Hilde
Orplans Court
Melville
Doll
Ene
Promaen
A. S. Roe
Braddock
Unionville
Utica
Taneytown
Thomas 0. Eckenrode
George A. Arnold
Kate Kuhns
Charles, Kuhns
Agnes Kane
Gettysburg
N. BR. Hagan
F. 4. Saylor
B Hagan
Eleanor Robinson
Ha Rerstown
Fern Snook
Rocky Ridge
Harvey Weant
Pauline Brening
Agnes Murphy
Boonsboro
Mary George
Sallie Fowler
G. Waller
George Krug
Charles H. Baschoar
Littlestown
Curtis Baschoar
Carlisle
A. J. Hutton
Chambersburs
Johnsville
Sabillasville
Clarence Albaugh
S& Dp Rehildt
Prof
Hamilton
Montgomery County
Thomas’ Drill
White Cross Milk Plant
Phong
University of Maryland
Maryland
General Banking and Trust
Pan
Bres ST
Acta
C1s
James E. Doll
South Market St
A Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
A. Kate Gittinger
East Ratrick Street
Inspec Coe
HD. Baumgardner
North Rth Market St
Palace Livery Stables
Prop
Marxet St
Freerick
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